Our entry requirements are listed using standard UK undergraduate degree classifications i.e. first-class honours, upper second-class honours and lower second-class honours. To learn the equivalent for your country, please choose it from the drop-down below.
You should have a Bachelor’s honours degree, typically a 2:2 or above. Ideally, you should have an undergraduate degree in an engineering or physical science.
We also welcome applications from mature students and recognise all other equivalent and international qualifications. Applicants with academic qualifications that do not meet the standard entry criteria may be considered if they have significant relevant work experience.
Applicants must meet the minimum English language requirements. Further details are available on the International website .
Our Advanced Manufacturing Engineering and Management MSc delivers a unique balance between manufacturing processes and management. This will prepare you for a successful career as a technologist or manager who can meet the engineering, business and societal challenges of the rapidly changing global manufacturing markets and industries.
The programme is directly informed by our world-leading manufacturing research, which is driven by close collaborations with industry. You will benefit from our industry informed modules allowing you to deliver high-quality research with industrial impact, benefiting your future endeavours and our reputation as a world-leading research institution. You will have access to high-tech laboratories, world-leading researchers, computer labs and some of the latest industry standard software.
During the summer, you may be given the exciting opportunity of a micro-placement project. These placements are arranged in collaboration with our existing industrial partners and alumni contacts and aim to provide you with hands-on practical experience, working on appealing projects relevant to your MSc.
The modules provide the opportunity for you to develop both a deep and broad understanding of advanced manufacturing through the integration of core subjects and state-of-the-art facilities. In each module, we aim to provide a balance between theoretical and practical knowledge, which enables you to apply your newly acquired skills to solve real world problems.
The MSc programme is structured into modules comprising 4 week blocks. You will generally engage in all learning and teaching on campus during one full week (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm) during the block. Afterward, full-time students will submit all assessments by the end of the block. Part-time students will have slightly longer to complete assessments.
For more information about part-time study patterns, please contact the School/Department.